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Parents Can Inherit Dead Daughter's Facebook Account: German Court
Judges at the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe found that the daughter's contract with Facebook was part of her legacy.
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Arrested German Spy Was A Onetime Gay Porn Actor - And A Secret Islamist
Two weeks ago, German intelligence agents noticed an unusual user in a chat room known as a digital hideout for Islamic militants. The man claimed to be one of them - and said he was a German spy. He was offering to help Islamists infiltrate his agency's defenses to stage a strike.
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Germany Prints Its Constitution in Arabic for refugees to Learn
Germany has translated the first 20 articles of the country's constitution, which outline basic rights like freedom of speech, into Arabic for refugees to help them integrate.
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Thousands Welcome Refugees to Germany at Dresden Rally
Thousands of people took to the streets of the German city of Dresden on Saturday to send a message of welcome to refugees, after a string of violent anti-migrant protests in the region.
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Top German Court Deals Blow to Uber Complaint
The Federal Constitutional Court said the complaint was "not accepted for a decision due to lack of admissibility."
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Sensex down on weak global cues, Sesa Goa, Sterlite shares fall
The BSE Sensex dropped over 70 points and the Nifty slipped below the key 5,350 mark tracking weak global cues Tuesday. Markets in Asia traded lower ahead of the German constitutional court's ruling over the legality of the European bailout fund on Wednesday and the U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting this week.
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Top 10 stocks to track in trade today
The four-day rally on the Dalal Street is likely to end Tuesday. The Nifty futures on the Singapore index traded 0.4 per cent lower, suggesting a lower start for markets. Asian markets mostly traded lower as investors were cautious ahead of the German constitutional court's ruling over the legality of the European bailout fund on Wednesday and the ...
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Nikkei slips amid caution ahead of German ruling, Fed
Japan's Nikkei average fell on Tuesday as investors were cautious ahead of the German constitutional court's ruling over the legality of the European bailout fund on Wednesday and the U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting this week.
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Parents Can Inherit Dead Daughter's Facebook Account: German Court
Judges at the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe found that the daughter's contract with Facebook was part of her legacy.
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Arrested German Spy Was A Onetime Gay Porn Actor - And A Secret Islamist
Two weeks ago, German intelligence agents noticed an unusual user in a chat room known as a digital hideout for Islamic militants. The man claimed to be one of them - and said he was a German spy. He was offering to help Islamists infiltrate his agency's defenses to stage a strike.
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Germany Prints Its Constitution in Arabic for refugees to Learn
Germany has translated the first 20 articles of the country's constitution, which outline basic rights like freedom of speech, into Arabic for refugees to help them integrate.
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Thousands Welcome Refugees to Germany at Dresden Rally
Thousands of people took to the streets of the German city of Dresden on Saturday to send a message of welcome to refugees, after a string of violent anti-migrant protests in the region.
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Top German Court Deals Blow to Uber Complaint
The Federal Constitutional Court said the complaint was "not accepted for a decision due to lack of admissibility."
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Sensex down on weak global cues, Sesa Goa, Sterlite shares fall
The BSE Sensex dropped over 70 points and the Nifty slipped below the key 5,350 mark tracking weak global cues Tuesday. Markets in Asia traded lower ahead of the German constitutional court's ruling over the legality of the European bailout fund on Wednesday and the U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting this week.
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Top 10 stocks to track in trade today
The four-day rally on the Dalal Street is likely to end Tuesday. The Nifty futures on the Singapore index traded 0.4 per cent lower, suggesting a lower start for markets. Asian markets mostly traded lower as investors were cautious ahead of the German constitutional court's ruling over the legality of the European bailout fund on Wednesday and the ...
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Nikkei slips amid caution ahead of German ruling, Fed
Japan's Nikkei average fell on Tuesday as investors were cautious ahead of the German constitutional court's ruling over the legality of the European bailout fund on Wednesday and the U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting this week.
